Management | Little Angels Network

Management

Catherine Wandera Solomon
Interim CEO

Catherine Wandera Solomon holds a Master of Science in Communication Materials and a certificate in NGO Management from Manitoba Institute of Management – Canada. She is a seasoned social scientist with demonstrable Communication skills of more than 20 years in communication for development. Catherine immense experience in research, researching on children and Human rights approach to programming. She has worked in various countries within the region in various capacities like the project officer to Country director; Ethiopia, Eritrea, South Sudan, Somaliland, Uganda, Tanzania and Kenya.

Catherine has worked with various international and national humanitarian organizations; NGOs and Civil Societies to name some; UNHCR, UNICEF, UNHABITAT and AMREF. Catherine received the 1995 Felix Houphouet-Boingny Peace Prize awarded by UNESCO in recognition of her work as UNHCR staff member. She is a founding board member of Little Angels Network and also a partner of MAISHA KARA TRUST, a non profit organization mitigating the learning and training needs of children with special needs and their caregivers. Catherine has been a member of Rotary International and is also a member of Association of persons with disability Kenya (APDK).

Susan Achieng’ Otuoma
Associate Director / Head of Adoption Department

Susan is currently pursuing a Masters Degree in Public Health from Kenyatta University, Nairobi, and also undertaking Management Training at the Management University of Africa. She holds a Bachelor of Science Degree in Family and Consumer Sciences from Kenyatta University.

Her passion for children has seen her work in different capacities in Child Welfare Organizations in Kenya notably, Child Welfare Society of Kenya, CHF International and Little Angels Network.

Susan joined Little Angels Network in the year 2003 as a Social Worker and as a result of her experience, commitment and diligence risen steadily to her current position as Associate Director and Head of the Adoption Team. Her leadership has continued to enhance Little Angels’ market leadership in adoptions in Kenya.

She has also served in various committees and chaired the sub-committee that developed the code of conduct for adoption agencies in Kenya, also involved in the development of guidelines for Foreign Resident Adopters and Guidelines for special circumstances for single applicants. She participated in the review of the Adoption Regulations.